Archive for the 'chihuahua' Category
12/26/09 edit: Jori was found and seems to be doing OK.
A tan Chihuahua mix named Jori has been missing in Fargo since Sunday night (Dec. 19). He is a rescue with 4 Luv of Dog and has been spotted multiple times near the Buena Vista Trailer court on El Tora Boulevard and 42nd Street.
Tori was hit by a car and is a scared little guy. No one has been able to catch him. Help if you can!
Please see the rescue’s Fa ...
Note: This is a guest post by Radha Deep. Radha maintains the web site Dog Care Reviews, which contains dog-related information such as handy tips for dog care. Radha has also written several e-books on dog breeds. Check out her previous guest post on That Mutt, Euthanasia and dogs.
Why should you adopt a senior dog when there are all those adorable puppies to choose from? Well, there are several reasons that make ad ...
When I said using indoor grass for dogs is lazy, I learned some people are convinced fake grass for dogs is the world’s greatest invention. I disagree. I still think it’s lazy.
Here are 10 reasons not to buy fake grass for your dog. Some of the ideas came from comments on my last post.
1. Owners of small dogs have enough problems with housebreaking.
We all know at least one person who owns a Yorkie, Malt ...
Now that “Beverly Hills Chihuahua” is in theaters giving plenty of free advertising to puppy mills, pet shops and breeders just in time for the holidays, I thought it was time for a Chihuahua profile.
Unfortunately, many people get this breed for the wrong reasons or without thinking it through. Just because a bag of dog food would last a Chihuahua months doesn’t mean the vet bills, training classes ...
I had to use a picture of this cute, little dog because small dogs bite more often than big dogs. It’s just that small dogs typically do less damage.
I’ve been bitten by at least five dogs bad enough to break my skin, but that is because of how much time I’ve spent around so many dogs. The chances of a dog biting me are much higher than a dog biting an average person. When working at places like boa ...
Dog lovers always want more dogs.
There are days when I want to adopt a second dog. And fostering a dog or cat is always in the back of my mind. I have to remind myself I work 10-hour shifts, I don’t give my mutt and cat enough time as it is, and I’m trying to save money, not spend more. But there’s always that place in my heart that wants to help a homeless pet. Maybe when I have a house and a yard ...
